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Hi !
I'm not sure exactly what kind of cavity you're talking about,
but if it is defined through a polygonal surface, the marching
cube algorithm will give you both surface and volume. The original
article is Lorensen & Cline, Comp. Graph., vol.21, no. 4, '87, p163
bye, Martin.
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